March is Pet Poison Prevention Month – a timely reminder of just how many dangers lurk in places we least expect. This month, we’re turning our attention to poisonous plants, and the surprising number of common garden and indoor varieties that can cause serious harm to our pets. Read this month’s edition here.
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Animal ownership requires commitment, care, and responsibility As February is the month of love, we’re reminded that true love means commitment, care, and responsibility, especially when it comes to our animal companions. In this issue, we look at pet sterilisation – what it involves and why it benefits your animal. Read this month’s newsletter here
February is the month of love Read More »
We look at heatstroke in pets, some common sense advice on how to
minimise heat-related risks and why some dogs tolerate heat better
than others.
How to handle the heat Read More »
The festive season is often the most dismal of seasons for animals. Sadly, each year, many pets are surrendered, abandoned, abused or go missing during fireworks or storms. This time of year, we generally see a spike at our kennels and our Inspectors have their hands full dealing with all sorts of emergencies. We share
Let’s make this a festive season for all Read More »
Dogs are remarkably attuned to human emotions. When we’re stressed, anxious, or overwhelmed, they feel it too.
Stress and how tennis balls can help! Read More »
Spring has arrived and, for many of us,
this means sneezing and runny eyes. Dodogs also suffer from hay fever?
The answer is yes. In this edition, we look at hay fever in dogs.
Do dogs get hay fever? Read More »
We all know home-made is best, and only the best is good enough for our pets.
Treat your dog to home-made biscuits Read More »
Autumn has arrived (seemingly overnight) with night-time temperatures dropping into single-digits.
Autumn has arrived Read More »
Colder weather does not mean that ticks and fleas are not around. Pet owners often stop tick and flea control during the winter when the flea life cycle slows down, but this could just give the flea population an opportunity to explode (every flea lays 40 to 50 eggs per day). It is therefore advisable to continue
It’s tick and flea season all-year round Read More »
Most people tend to think of poison as something sinister but did you know that there are seemingly harmless foods that can be extremely dangerous for dogs and cats? We put a list of these together to help you identify what NOT to give your dog or cat. Some of the items below might seem
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